FollowIn this clip from Ashland Mystery, Portland’s Bill Cameron talks about the structure of his novel Day One and how he balanced two the critical moments in his story by using shifting the action back and forth in time.
-
Recent Posts
- Alter Ego, A Myriad of Tongues, & High Desert, Higher Costs
- Rebel Queen: The Cold War, Misogyny, and the Making of a Grandmaster
- What I’m Reading: Sandlin, Stephenson, Šipka, and more
- An Interview with Michael Erard, author of Bye, Bye, I Love You
- Review of The Truth About English Grammar by Geoffrey K. Pullum
Archives
Categories
- Ideas and Opinions (337)
- Interviews (228)
- Language (71)
- Literary Events in Southern Oregon (52)
- What People Are Reading (81)
Meta